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The British Chamber of Commerce in Hong Kong The British Chamber of Commerce in Hong Kong is a dynamic, independent, non-government body which represents 500 companies of all sizes and origins. We bring our members together, facilitate the sharing of knowledge and experience, giving you access to key resources and contacts to help you grow and build the profile of your business. The Chamber exists to serve its members and create business value for them by:
For more information about the Chamber, please visit www.britcham.com or email info@britcham.com |
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"Create Hong Kong" (CreateHK) is a dedicated office set up by the HKSAR Government to lead, champion and drive the development of the creative economy in Hong Kong. Set up in June 2009, it co-ordinates the Government policy and effort regarding creative industries, focuses Government's resources catering for the promotion and speeding up of the development of creative industries in Hong Kong, and works closely with the trade to boost the development of creative industries. |
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Development Bureau, The Government of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region The Development Bureau was established on July 1, 2007 following the reorganisation of the Government Secretariat's Policy Bureaux. It consists of two policy branches: Planning and Lands Branch, and Works Branch. The Development Opportunities Office was set up under the bureau in 2009. The Planning and Lands Branch is responsible for policy governing planning, development, land use and supply, urban renewal, building safety and land registration. Its policy objectives are to facilitate Hong Kong's continual development through effective planning and use of land, a steady and sufficient supply of land, efficient registration of land, promoting and ensuring building safety and timely maintenance, and expediting urban renewal. The Works Branch is responsible for formulating public works policies and co-ordinating and monitoring the implementation of public works projects. It also takes charge of policy matters concerning greening, water supply, slope safety, lift safety, flood prevention, construction manpower resources, as well as heritage conservation. |
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Hong Kong Design Centre (HKDC) is a publicly-funded, non-profit organisation established in 2001 with the support of the design industry. With Design for Society as its major undertaking, HKDC is committed to (i) promoting and celebrating design excellence, (ii) championing strategic and wider use of design for creating business added value and community benefits; and (iii) educating the professions and the community to be resourceful and champions for sustained developments through design and innovation. The long-term success of HKDC requires continued feedback and staunch support from the community and different professions across various design fields, education, commercial, voluntary and public sectors. |
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Hong Kong Economic and Trade Office, London The Hong Kong Economic and Trade Office, London is the official representation of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region Government in the UK, promoting Hong Kong's economic and cultural links with the UK and 8 other countries, namely Denmark, Estonia, Finland, Latvia, Lithuania, Norway, Russia and Sweden, The Office:
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Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing Limited Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing Limited ("HKEx") is Asia's international financial market. It is now the premiere platform for the listing of international companies. International placing books of companies listed in Hong Kong are regularly filled by institutional investors from all over the world. Our retail participation is significant and one of the largest amongst international exchanges. Hong Kong market offers issuers unparalleled liquidity and companies listing will also benefit from the growing pool of high net worth investors in Asia. Our average daily turnover volumes are amongst the largest of global exchanges. IPO funds raised in 2010 of about USD58bn reached a record high and made Hong Kong the world's biggest IPO centre for the second consecutive year. |
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The Hong Kong Film Development Council The Hong Kong Film Development Council was set up in April 2007 to advise the Secretary for Commerce and Economic Development, the Government of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region on various aspects, including the promotion, development and manpower training of the film industry, public funding to support the film industry, planning, coordination and implementation of publicly funded activities related to the film industry and promotion of film literacy in the community. It is chaired by Mr. Jack So Chak-kwong, J.P., comprises 21 non-official members and two ex-officio members mainly from the film industry. |
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Hong Kong International Arbitration Centre The Hong Kong International Arbitration Centre was founded in 1985. Its mission is to serve as a regional and international hub for arbitration and to support the development, promotion and implementation of alternative dispute resolution worldwide. With its independent legal system, pro-enforcement judiciary, and a body of experienced legal and technical professionals outnumbering any jurisdiction in the region, Hong Kong benefits from a long-standing tradition of servicing parties engaging in alternative dispute resolution. Also, with its fabled "East Meets West" history and special status, Hong Kong has also emerged as a favorite compromise for the resolution of Chinese-foreign business disputes. Website: www.hkiac.org |
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Hong Kong Logistics Development Council Formed in 2001, the Hong Kong Logistics Development Council - LOGSCOUNCIL - is an advisory body to the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region Government and a forum for the public and private sectors to discuss and coordinate matters concerning Hong Kong's logistics development. It is chaired by the Secretary for Transport and Housing. Its members, mostly industry leaders from the private sector, are appointed by the Chief Secretary for Administration. E-mail: logsuser@thb.gov.hk |
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Hong Kong Maritime Industry Council The Hong Kong Maritime Industry Council (MIC) was established by the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region Government (HKSAR Government) in 2003 to help develop and promote Hong Kong's maritime industry. Chaired by the Secretary for Transport and Housing of the HKSAR Government, the MIC is a dedicated, high-level advisory body comprising industry stakeholders and senior Government officials to advise the Government on all aspects of maintaining and enhancing Hong Kong's position as an international maritime centre. |
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The Hong Kong Monetary Authority (HKMA) is the government authority in Hong Kong responsible for maintaining monetary and banking stability. The HKMA's policy objectives are
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Hong Kong Port Development Council The Hong Kong Port Development Council (PDC) was established by the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region Government (HKSAR Government) in 2003 to enhance the competitiveness of the port of Hong Kong. The high-level advisory body has a membership drawn mostly from the private sector and is chaired by the Secretary for Transport and Housing of the HKSAR Government. It advises the Government on port development strategy and port facilities planning, and also assists in the promotion of Hong Kong as a regional hub port and a leading container port in the world. |
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Hong Kong Science & Technology Parks Corporation Comprising Hong Kong Science Park, InnoCentre and Industrial Estates, the Hong Kong Science & Technology Parks Corporation (HKSTPC) is a statutory body dedicated to advancing innovation and technology for Hong Kong. Established in May 2001, HKSTPC has been driving the development of Hong Kong into a regional hub for innovation and growth in several focused clusters including Electronics, Information Technology & Telecommunications, Biotechnology, Precision Engineering, Green Technology through the provision of world-class infrastructure and support services which consist of full-service incubation programmes for technology and design start-ups, and market-focused laboratories & technical centres with professional technical support. |
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The Hong Kong Tourism Board (HKTB) is a government-subvented body with primary responsibilities to market and promote Hong Kong as a travel destination worldwide, as well as to take initiatives to enhance visitors' experiences upon their arrival. These include making recommendations to the Government and other relevant bodies on the range and quality of visitor facilities. The HKTB's missions are to maximize the social and economic contribution made by tourism to the community of Hong Kong, and to consolidate Hong Kong's position as a unique, world-class and most desired destination. The HKTB has adopted "Hong Kong. Asia's World City" as the theme of its marketing platform, highlighting Hong Kong's vibrant and cosmopolitan lifestyle, its cultural fusion and diversity, as well as its versatile tourism strengths. These include shopping, dining, signature attractions, festivals, culture and heritage, as well as the emerging strengths of arts and performances, hiking and outdoors. In order to communicate these strengths to travel trade, media and consumers worldwide, the HKTB makes use of different channels, and organizes comprehensive campaigns and a year-round programme of mega events, which also serve to enrich visitors' experiences and provide a business platform for the travel-related sectors. |
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Information Services Department, The Government of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region The Information Services Department serves as the Hong Kong SAR Government's public relations consultant, news agency, publisher and advertising agent. It provides the link between the Administration and the media and, through the latter, enhances public understanding of government policies, decisions and activities. The department comprises four divisions - Local Public Relations, Publicity and Promotions, Public Relations Outside Hong Kong and Administration. |
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The Innovation and Technology Commission of the Hong Kong SAR Government was established on 1 July 2000 with the mission to spearhead Hong Kong's drive to become a world-class, knowledge-based economy. With a view to developing Hong Kong into a regional innovation and technology services hub, ITC strives to enhance Hong Kong's competitiveness through:
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Established in July 2000, InvestHK is the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (HKSAR) Government Department responsible for Foreign Direct Investment, supporting overseas and Mainland businesses to set up and expand in Hong Kong. Our mission is to confirm and strengthen Hong Kong as Asia's leading international business centre and to attract economically and strategically important investment. We aim to help companies make an informed choice and put the right part of their business in Hong Kong for the right reasons. We want companies to succeed and minimise their risks by using Hong Kong to access business opportunities in China and across Asia. For more information, please visit www.investhk.gov.hk. |
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The Law Society of Hong Kong represents over 7,000 solicitors and more than 700 law firms in Hong Kong. Our members are competent in providing a full range of quality legal advisory services for global clients in company incorporation, capital markets, corporate finance, syndicated loans, securities, intellectual property, labour law, litigation, conveyancing, mediation, trademarks and patent registration, cross jurisdictional transactions, and China trade. Members of the Law Society of Hong Kong are well-positioned to help UK companies establish business in Asia, particularly in China. For more details, please visit the International Desk section of the Law Society website at: |
